Adoption

Adoption

Alzayat law Firm specializes in domestic and international adoptions.

Adoption is one of the most complex, emotional, and highly scrutinized areas of law. The right of parents to control the destiny of their children is cherished and protected
it is neither easily broken nor easily attached.

Whether you are an expectant parent or an adoptive parent, Alzayat Law Firm can help you navigate the complex and emotional landscape of adoption.

Domestic adoption offers many opportunities to care for the fatherless.

Embryo Adoption redeems the smallest and most vulnerable people from an indefinite frozen existence and gives caring mothers a chance to experience pregnancy.
Foster Care Adoption can be the means of providing a loving and stable family to tender children who are easy prey to the oppressors.
Private Adoption works within your own network to locate fatherless children who need a loving home.

Whatever path God sets before you, Alzayat Law Firm is here to help you.

Private adoption is often the most “organic” method of caring for the fatherless through adoption. Families may decide to privately adopt for several different reasons.
You may have connections with pro-life groups who regularly encourage women to choose adoption as an alternative to abortion. Perhaps a close friend has died,
leaving their children without a home.

Whatever the case, private adoptions are often the best demonstration of how to lovingly care for orphans. If you are called to the redemptive ministry of caring for the fatherless,
Alzayat Law Firm is here to help you in the journey.

Concerning to international adoption, the countries of the world are separated into two categories: Hague Convention Countries and Non-Hague Convention Countries.
A Hague Convention Country is one bound by an international treaty entitled Convention on Protection of Children and Co-operation in Respect of
Inter country Adoption. This treaty was ratified at the Hague in 2007, and became known as the Hague Convention.

The Hague Convention establishes stringent requirements between participating countries that insure that an adoption is in the best interest of the child being adopted
and to help prevent child trafficking.

Currently there are 81 countries that are members of the Hague Convention, including China, Dominican Republic, India, Kenya, Mexico, and Turkey.
For a complete list of Hague Convention Countries visit the following site for further information:
http://adoption.state.gov/hague_convention/countries.php.